NASA says shuttle leaks likely not related
NASA officials Friday said hydrogen leaks on Atlantis and Columbia appear to originate in different locations. Space Flight Chief William Lenoir noted one leak is not found on the other, while shuttle director Robert Crippen called a common fuel-system problem unlikely.
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Somali government orders 46 officials to stand trial
In Mogadishu 46 prominent citizens are to face sedition charges over a manifesto calling for immediate elections and rights restoration. They are detained in the central jail known as The Hole and accused of inciting violence against the government of President Mohamed Siad Barre.
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Poland moves to privatize most state industries
The Sejm passed a privatization bill by 328 to 2 with 39 abstentions to sell off more than 90 percent of state owned industries. Senate approval is expected easily given Solidarity dominance.
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Boatlift brings Albanian refugees to Western Europe
About 3,915 Albanians arrived in Brindisi on four ships chartered by Italy and West Germany after a long Adriatic crossing from Durres. They proceeded by trains to Germany with Red Cross staff and Bavarian border police. A fifth ship carrying 550 was bound for Marseilles.
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Quayle Praises Vietnam Veterans Sacrifice
Vice President Dan Quayle told families of missing servicemen that the Vietnam era service in the National Guard was not an apology, as he said those who fought there made a far greater sacrifice. He spoke at the National League of Families meeting, praising veterans while facing past criticism over his guard duty.
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Moscow and Leningrad mayors quit Communist Party
Gavriil Popov of Moscow and Anatoly Sobchak of Leningrad left the Communist Party amid the 28th Party Congress. They criticized the party as unable to lead democracy and reform, joining Boris Yeltsin in resigning, while Mikhail Gorbachev urged unity and defended his path.
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Senators trim Bush proposal for Pentagon
Senate Armed Services Committee approved an 18 billion dollar cut to the 1991 military budget and called for troop reductions in Europe along with reductions to the Star Wars program. Chairman Sam Nunn framed the plan as a responsible step toward a major restructuring of the military establishment.
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Fire roars in LA subway tunnel under construction
A subway tunnel near downtown Los Angeles caught fire in the early hours, collapsing a road section near the Hollywood Freeway and blocking traffic. The opening widened to an 80 by 20 foot hole within 10 feet of the freeway as Deputy Fire Chief Craig Drummond warned about freeway integrity. Four firefighters entered to assess damage but escaped due to extreme heat after about 12 hours of burning.
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